Author: Carma Henry

In response to his four criminal indictments and 91 felony charges, Trump has attacked prosecutors and judges, often resorting to explicitly racist language. He’s labeled Black prosecutors handling his cases as “animals,” “criminals,” and “racists,” using language that resonates with his supporters and incites further division.

    In a significant development, a judge has extended a gag order in the Trump hush money case to encompass family members of the court. This expansion underscores the growing complexity and sensitivity surrounding the legal proceedings involving former President Donald Trump. The original gag order was issued to limit public statements by parties involved in the case, aimed at preventing potential interference with the judicial process.

     The civil rights legacy of Black college students has long been a staple in the nation’s fight for equality. The GenZ generation brings its unique perspectives, priorities, and potential for change in our quality of life. The Florida A & M University NAACP joined Partners in Progress Inc., by sponsoring the Student Leadership Forum, an ongoing Step Up & Vote  GenZ empowerment program.

     Scientists found that tiny plastic particles can enter nerve cells, impair breakdown of structures linked to Parkinson’s disease, and harm certain brain regions in mice.

      Is it a loose tooth? Maybe a bump in your mouth that has been there for a while.  Here are the parts of your mouth that may not hurt, but they do need to looked at.

  History has revealed how inept leaders, social conflicts, and political corruption eventually led to  the collapse of past great empires. This uneventful trend has continued throughout the 20th century.  Seven new empires  have also fallen.  Of these seven,   most notably amongst them included Germany, Soviet  Russia, and the British empire. This signals that possibly  there’s a correlation with an old Biblical scripture: “for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.”

History Repeats itself

     Black religious leaders, including Rev. Joe Darby, did not take kindly to Trump selling the themed Bibles ahead of Holy Week — calling it “sacrilegious.”

     Bertha Maxwell-Roddey, 20th national president of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and pioneering educator, died at her home in Charlotte, North Carolina, on March 20, at the age of 93.

Carolyn Blue  Funeral  services will be held April 6 at Hopewell Baptist Church.   Shirley A. Burgess  Funeral  services will be held April 6 at Mt.…